You can take it to the bank: polymer currencies last longer, are more sanitary and generate less emissions than their paper counterparts.

How Alberta’s hydrocarbon processing region can drive economic growth and help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions through carbon capture and other innovation opportunities.

Refining, petrochemicals and processing add further value, creating jobs and economic benefits to Canada’s oil and natural gas resources.

From upstream production to refining to sales, the market sets the price – but many factors influence market price.

There’s a reason we don’t use 100% wooden skis anymore: materials derived from oil and natural gas make equipment stronger and lighter, while ensuring you can hit the slopes in safety and style.

Yoga apparel and athletic wear in general rely on fabrics that are lightweight, breathable, stretchable and sweat-wicking: a combination made possible by synthetic fibres made from oil and gas.

Ingenuity has defined the industry from its very start – in Ontario.

Almost everything in this mask is made using oil and natural gas-derived petrochemicals.

Supporting health care workers and those in need part of giving back to Canadian communities.

Literally thousands of products you use and depend on are made or made better using petrochemicals: materials that come from oil and natural gas.